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    Is Scotchguard OK for protecting the top?

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    I believe General Motors has some stuff listed in their catalog for Corvette convertible tops.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Z ROADSTER View Post
    I believe General Motors has some stuff listed in their catalog for Corvette convertible tops.
    I'll check it out and compare the ingredients to scotchguard. I hope it's OK, because I just sprayed the top with it.

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    RaggTopp makes a two part kit, part one is a cleaner and part two is like S/G...works great..

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    I use the scotch guard cleaner and protector and it turns out better than anything else I've ever tried. It repels water when it hits the surface. I recommend it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99DROPTOPZ View Post
    I use the scotch guard cleaner and protector and it turns out better than anything else I've ever tried. It repels water when it hits the surface. I recommend it.
    thanks

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    i don't know what you guys have heard but i have owned convertibles ever since i was 16 and nothing else. I have only had to replace one top and when I did the installer (professional convertible top shop) told me never to add anything to my tops especially cloth tops. The top needs to breath and putting stuff on it like armor all or scotch guard just makes it brittle in the long run. so I never put anything on mine.

    By the way that stuff that you have a link to is for vinyl tops. Those do need protection but mostly from the sun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indig0_2000 View Post
    i don't know what you guys have heard but i have owned convertibles ever since i was 16 and nothing else. I have only had to replace one top and when I did the installer (professional convertible top shop) told me never to add anything to my tops especially cloth tops. The top needs to breath and putting stuff on it like armor all or scotch guard just makes it brittle in the long run. so I never put anything on mine.

    By the way that stuff that you have a link to is for vinyl tops. Those do need protection but mostly from the sun.
    well if what your saying is true....i might as well kiss my "NEW" top goodbye

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    i use Mothers shampoo for convertible tops.
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    303 Fabric guard... it's better than scotchguard(I've used both). They have a cleaner as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indig0_2000 View Post
    i don't know what you guys have heard but i have owned convertibles ever since i was 16 and nothing else. I have only had to replace one top and when I did the installer (professional convertible top shop) told me never to add anything to my tops especially cloth tops. The top needs to breath and putting stuff on it like armor all or scotch guard just makes it brittle in the long run. so I never put anything on mine.

    By the way that stuff that you have a link to is for vinyl tops. Those do need protection but mostly from the sun.
    Makes sense to me . A fabric top should be flexible. I would check the label on some of these cleaners to make sure that its safe for cloth tops & go with the manufactures recommendations.

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